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Episode 36: Scrim's "Baptised in Ash" lyrics dissected (pedo justice, drug sobriety themes); OpenCode breach exposed 14k users' API keys stolen from a legacy system—attackers used them to distill AI models across OpenAI, Anthropic, Google; Richard James Schuler (Hex/PulseChain founder) arrested in Turkey for $400M+ tax frau...
This one's a little different. After a stretch of news-and-commentary episodes, I'm a bit spent on reacting to headlines, so for episode 35 I'm putting on my builder's cap and talking about something I'm actually making.
That something is a secure, private communication suite: a messenger built around the design philosophy of ent...
Episode 34 is a clip show. Cryptowires plays a handful of audio clips and reacts to each one, with commentary in between. Segments include:
Henry Ford and the Federal Reserve. The first clip revisits Henry Ford's reputation, the publication of the Dearborn Independent, the lawsuits that followed, and claims about the origins and p...
Israel/Gaza commentary: Claims Netanyahu knew of the October 7 attack in advance and issued a stand down order to retain power, citing Israeli official accounts saying the event "fast tracked" plans by 20 years. Frames it as "never let a good crisis go to waste." Says he'll save a related sound bite for a later episode.
Annie Altm...
In this episode:
Life update & why episodes slowed down — recovering from a cold, and an honest breakdown of what it actually takes to produce the show: ~2.5–3 hours of unpaid work per episode (recording, editing, M4A→WAV conversion, transcripts, research via Titan Terminal), plus the future of the podcast — ...
Addiction
The show opens on addiction: one of the only things you can actually improve as you get older. Better health, feeling better, caring about your body, no longer destroying yourself with alcohol. The line — don't hate the addict, hate the addiction — and quitting as a project entirely in your control.
The State ...
October 7 anniversary commentary — opening political remarks on Israel, Gaza, and Netanyahu.
Nike stock decline — the host notes Nike trading at a 13-year low and ties it to the company's marketing and DEI direction.
Anil Dash essay on censorship and algorithmic language — the bulk of the episode. Dash's argument ...
The host is back after a two-week hiatus — and Episode 29 is a big one. After explaining exactly where he's been (recovering from a nasty bout of food poisoning courtesy of a 2:30 a.m. street-vendor sandwich, landing his first paid agentic-coding consulting gig, and getting locked out of his own podcast dashboard by a sneak...
In this episode, we cover Chipotle's partnership with Palantir - a CIA-funded data firm - to build a food safety platform that tracks employee illness reports and store inspections. We discuss what this means for worker privacy and why fast food chains are turning to intelligence-grade surveillance tools. Then, over 1,600 Apple s...
In this episode, host Crypto Wires delivers a packed hour covering the intersection of technology, corporate power, and political philosophy. The show opens with a deep dive into the unsealed filings from the New York Times' copyright lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, which reveal that a top Microsoft executive privately desc...
Revolut Hackers Demanding $3 Million in Monero Ransom — The host discusses a ransomware attack by a group called "iamnotavillain" who demanded a $3 million payment in Monero (a privacy-focused cryptocurrency). He explores why privacy coins like Monero are favored by attackers, and touches on broader themes of cyber extortio...
Host Cryptowires opens Episode 25 with the story of GrapheneOS being shadowbanned on Hacker News. The privacy-focused Android ROM's team publicly revealed that nearly all their recent posts were flagged and hidden by default, while years of harassment and libel against their developers went unmoderated. The host questions whether...
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The hosts discuss a range of topics including 9/11 conspiracies, anti-Semitic rhetoric from RW commentators, and the shift in discourse among dissident figures. They cover recent events and stories they've been following, touching on political com...
The hosts open with a look at the 25th anniversary of 9/11, encouraging listeners to question the official narrative and watch Europa: The Last Battle instead of consuming mainstream retrospectives. The episode then dives into James Bamford's book Spyfail, focusing on Israeli spy Arnon Milchan — who allegedly smuggled nucle...
Episode 20 of Private On Chain opens with the arrest of Michael Caruso, a 67-year-old Republican former Florida State representative and appointee of Governor Ron DeSantis, who was charged with five felonies related to the sexual abuse of his 12-year-old grandson. The episode then moves into discussions about Mark Zuckerberg bein...
In this episode, the host covers Mullvad shutting down their public encrypted DNS service and migrating users to Quad 9, with a discussion on VPN infrastructure backbones and SNI leaks. The show examines Linux patches for Apple's A18 Pro chip in the MacBook Air, the growing movement toward Linux adoption, and countries—incl...
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In this episode, we break down the legacy of Tim Cook as he steps down from Apple after 15 years. Was he a "game manager" who kept the machine running, or did he turn Apple into a boring, derivative company that capitulated to China and lost its i...
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We start with the latest on the ColdCard hacking case — the attacker is now moving stolen funds, swapping Bitcoin for Ethereum through ThorChain, though repeated failures suggest he's running into operational friction. We break down the time...
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